Mobile internet services have been suspended across Meghalaya for the next 48 hours, officials said. The development comes in the wake of the passage of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in Parliament. CVD Diengdoh, additional secretary to the government of Meghalaya (home police) department on Thursday said that mobile Internet and messaging were suspended for 48 hours from 5pm on Thursday in entire Meghalaya to prevent potential threat to public safety through SMS, WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Owning to protests about the Citizenship amendment bill, there have been wide spread protests taking place in Assam. Internet has been suspended in the districts from 7PM on 11th December to 7PM on 12th December to curb violence and spread of protests in the State.

After the passing of Citizenship(Amendment) Bill in the Lok Sabha, mass protests have been taking place in Tripura. Additional secretary to the Government of Tripura has prohibited SMS services as well as Mobile Internet for a period of 48 hours starting from 2PM on 10th December 2019.

There is a reported shutdown in Arunachal Pradesh due to protests over the Citizenship Amendment Bill.

This shutdown was imposed because public wanted to carry out processions on occasion of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi despite not getting permissions from the authorities. Permissions of all kinds for rallies and processions have been denied in the State by District authorities till November 30th.

"Local ISP are asked by police to shut down internet till 5PM" in Malad. Internet services suspended on the day of Ayodhya verdict.

Internet services were suspended in the wake of Ayodhya verdict.

Ahead of the Ayodhya verdict mobile Internet services have been temporarily suspended as a preventive measure from 6 am.

Internet services suspended on the day of Ayodhya verdict.

We received reports from a citizen informing about suspension of internet services in Palwal on the day Ayodhya verdict was announced.